HAY Wood Box Coffee Table
HAY Wood Box Coffee Table
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HAY Wood Box Coffee Table

Sale price£255.00
Colour: Oiled Oak
Production time: 2-3 weeks

Product description

The HAY Wood Box Coffee Table by Jonathan Muecke is a sculptural study in form and craftsmanship, designed with meticulous precision and a refined sense of proportion. Constructed from solid oak, its seamless, puzzle-like joints and understated detailing create a piece that is both functional and quietly expressive. Whether used as a compact coffee table, bedside cabinet, or displayed as a standalone object, its minimalist silhouette and refined finishes allow it to integrate effortlessly into a variety of contemporary interiors.

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Everything you need to know about HAY

HAY has always believed that good design is everyones right. That's why from the very beginning in 2002, co-founders and creative directors Rolf and Mette Hay committed to working the best designers to create high-quality products, made for the evolving needs of everyday life. Constantly striving to make good design accessible to everyone by supplying their trademark designs with affordable price tags. HAY is committed to nurturing and promoting young talents as well as using established designers.

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Brand

HAY

Designer

Jonathan Muecke

Dimensions

H35 x W40 x L40 cm

Material

Solid oak table. Nylon gliders in natural or black.

Designed by

Jonathan Muecke

Jonathan Muecke is a designer and architect whose practice moves between art, design, and architecture. Trained at Iowa State University and Cranbrook Academy of Art, and with early experience at Herzog & de Meuron in Basel, he established his studio in 2010. His award-winning work is defined by refined forms, experimental use of materials, and a focus on space over object, and has been exhibited in leading museums and galleries worldwide.

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